just over the tiber from here is one of rome's most colorful districts. trastevere is the place to immerse yourself in the crustier side of rome. the name "trastevere" actually means "across the tiber river." wandering here offers a chance to hone your senses, to see rome more intimately. you'll discover a world of artisans who've found their niche and love it. the people here, "trasteverini," are proud. old-timers once bragged of never setting foot on the opposite side of the riv. as we explore and observe, the big city seems worlds away. for maximum trghtevere fun and in i'm joined by my friend and roman tour guide, francesca caruso. especially here in trastevere, you get this sense of the many layers of rome. caruso: certainly. that is really the key to understanding rome. this city has hmost 3,000 years tory. it was never abandoned, so people have just built on top and around of what was already there. steves: like a layer cake, isn't it? boy, there's a beautiful roof garden. caruso: yeah. most of us in rome live in apartments, so no garden, no backya

trastevere is the place to immerse yourself in the crustier side of rome. the name "trastevere" actually means "across the tiber river." wandering here offers a chance to hone your sense to see rome more intimately. you'll discover a world of artisans who've found their niche and love it. the people here, "trasteverini," are proud. old-timers once bragged of never setting foot on the opposite side of the river. as we explore and observe, aye big city seems worlds unfor maximum trastevere and insight, i'm joined by my friend and roman tour guide francesca caruso. especially here in trastevere, you get this sense of the many layers of rom caruso: certainly. that is really the key to understanding rome. this city has almost 3,000 years of history. it was never abandoned, so people have just built on topround of what was already there. steves: like a layer cake, isn't it? boy, there's a beautiful roof garden. caruso: yeah. most of us in rome live in apartments, so no garden, no backyard, so we all dream of the attico con terrazzo. steves: attico con terrazzo, a

for 16 years he has covered washington and the united states for "il tempo" of rome. he has interviewed and written about some of the most important people and events of our time. >> vice president will have a brief opening statement. i would ask the subject matter of this press conference be limited to the trip and it will run approximately half an hour. >> i've just completed a meeting with the president which lasted about an hour and a half in which i briefed him -- narrator: on this particular morning in february, marino de medici attends a news conference held by vice president mondale. v.p. mondale: i believe the trip is a success. we have set in motion intensifications which will enable us to deal successfully with matters dealing with the security and wellbeing of each of our peoples, the health of our economies and our common goal to increase the prospects for a more stable international environment. reporter: both the germans and i believe the french -- narrator: in this room are correspondents from most of the world's leading newspapers, television and radi

for 16 years, he has covered washington and the united states for "il tempo" of rome. he has interviewed and written about some of the most important people and events of our time. >> mr. vice president will have a brief opening statement. i would ask the subject matter of this press conference be limited to the trip and it will run approximately half an hour. >> i've just completed a meeting with the president which lasted about an hour and a half in which i briefed him -- narrator: on this particular morning in february, marino de medici attends a news conference held by vice president mondale. v.p. mondale: i believe the trip is a success. we have set in motion a process of intensified consultations which will enable us to deal successfully with matters bearing on the security and wellbeing of each of our peoples, the health of our economies and our common goal to increase the prospects for a more stable international environment. reporter: mr. vice president, if both the germans and i believe the french -- narrator: in this room are correspondents from most of the

the area surrounding rome central station a spot familiar to tourists the world over it's also home for thousands of migrants getting by in at least capital most say they're unaware that today is the world day of migrants and refugees. nobody our people are scared of us but we don't want to take over we want to survive but i've even. a few kilometers away pope francis speaks at st peter's square about the fate of one refugee in italy one of the world's many millions who have fled home. in unity give a new thing for the lord asks of us that we come back to the injustices that cause people to be excluded from the privileges of the few that cause much suffering for others when most capito the more and. the pontiff's appeals to show more compassion to migrants often go unheeded initially many facilities for asylum seekers were closed under the previous populist government. and thought italy no longer grants humanitarian asylum following a decree from former interior minister matteo salvini that forces many refugees into illegality. italy's new government is also planning to deport those not

the area surrounding rome central station a spot familiar to tourists the world over it's also home for thousands of migrants getting by in at least capital most say they're unaware that today is the world day of migrants and refugees. more young people are scared of us but we don't want to take over we want to survive but i've even. a few kilometers away pope francis speaks at st peter's square about the fate of one refugee in italy one of the world's many millions who have fled home. given the lord asks of us that we come back to the injustices that cause people to be excluded from the privileges of the few because much suffering for others when most capito the more than. the pontiff's appeals to show more compassion to migrants often go unheeded in italy many facilities for asylum seekers were closed under the previous populous government. would fall italy no longer grants humanitarian asylum following a decree from former interior minister matteo salvini that forces many refugees into illegality. italy's new government is also planning to deport those not recognized as refugees amon

the area surrounding rome central station a spot familiar to tourists the world over it's also home for thousands of migrants getting by in at least capital most say they're unaware that today is the world day of migrants and refugees. people are scared of us but we don't want to take over we want to survive even. a few kilometers away pope francis speaks at st peter's square about the fate of one refugee in italy one of the world's many millions who have fled home. to give the lord 6 of us that we come back to the injustices that cause people to be excluded from the privileges of the few because much suffering for others. the pontiff's appeals to show more compassion to migrants often go unheeded initially many facilities for asylum seekers were closed under the previous populist government. and thought italy no longer grants humanitarian asylum following a decree from former interior minister mateo that forces many refugees into illegality. italy's new government is also planning to deport those not recognized as refugees among them these migrants at a detention center near rome now d

the area surrounding rome central station a spot familiar to tourists the world over it's also home for thousands of migrants getting by in at least capital most say they're unaware that today is the world day of migrants and refugees. people are scared of us but we don't want to take over we want to survive even. a few kilometers away pope francis speaks at st peter's square about the fate of one refugee in italy one of the world's many millions who have fled home. the lord asks of us that we come back to the injustices that cause people to be excluded from the privileges of the few because much suffering for others. the pontiff's appeals to show more compassion to migrants often go unheeded initially many facilities for asylum seekers were closed under the previous populous government. and fought italy no longer grants humanitarian asylum following a decree from former interior minister matteo salvini that forces many refugees into illegality. italy's new government is also planning to deport those not recognized as refugees among them these migrants at a detention center near rome no

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the area surrounding rome central station a spot familiar to tourists the world over it's also home for thousands of migrants getting by in at least capital most say they're unaware that today is the world day of migrants and refugees. yeah people are scared of us but we don't want to take over we want to survive. a few kilometers away pope francis speaks at st peter's square about the fate of one refugee in. one of the world's many millions who have fled home. the lord asks of us that we come back to the injustices that cause people to be excluded from the privileges of the few because much suffering for others. the pontiff's appeals to show more compassion to migrants often go unheeded initially many facilities for asylum seekers were closed under the previous populous government. and fought italy no longer grants humanitarian asylum following a decree from former interior minister matteo salvini that forces many refugees into illegality. italy's new government is also planning to deport those not recognized as refugees among them these migrants at a detention center near rome now due

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has covered he washington and the united states for "il tempo" of rome. and writtenviewed about some of the most important people and events of our time. >> vice president will have a brief opening statement. i would ask the subject matter of this press conference be it willto the trip and run approximately half an hour. >> i've just completed a meeting with the president which lasted hour and a half in him -- briefed narrator: on this particular morning in february, marino de medici attends a news held by vice president mondale. v.p. mondale: i believe the trip is a success. we have set in motion intensifications which will enable us to deal successfully with matters dealing with the and wellbeing of each of our peoples, the health of our economies and our common prospectscrease the for a more stable international environment. germans and i the believe the french -- narrator: in this room are theespondents from most of world's leading newspapers, television and radio networks. >> we can prohibit the transfer greatlytechnology which complicates the issue

they called off the hearing to ask for home detention. >> he told reporters in rome in saw the report with the photographs on friday. was not able to see him in prison until this morning and needs to analyze the documents with his client and experts. investigators have recovered video from the phone that show the young men in rome before the the killing. hitting one popular spot. called the ice bar. according to report a series of what's happen messages describe what led up to the fatal encounter. >> he writes. gabe got robbed. she answers how? we were trying to buy coke. the meeting was captured on surveillance video that night. they wanted gabe alone so i could watch the backpack. he turns the corner like i think i just got robbed. so ran back and stole the bag. running with the backpack on surveillance video. gabe is so mad. then the girlfriend doesn't know they go to meet the backpack owner. he's called police. officer and his partner meet the young men on the street corner. stabbing him eleven times in 32 seconds. the teens run back@hotel. the report indicates again messages his

of one's own destruction, but a really wonderful history and great stories and if you like ancient rome and i do, this is a great find. the wonderful series of novels of thon possible for it's hard o find a novel on the civil war like the famous battle of gettysburg. i shied away from novels about possible for a victory the history of it for 12 has been a greadone agreat job of getting y of right and describing what it is like for the ordinary soldier, the terror of the battlefield, the coverage that it took, for fear they obviously faced and the conditions they had to live with as well as the history of what happened tactically and strategically and one of the first that he has written was the king of gettysburg and it was really good and i'm looking forward to reading his other books as well. frank and al, for somebody who loves politics, and i do, this is a great book about the friendship and the rivalry between two great characters in the 20th century, al smith and franklin eleanor roosevelt. as often happens with close political friendships, the one eclipse the other end of the one

finn elder's attorney in rome tells abc news those admissions bolster both teens' statements they didn't know the officers were in fact police and they call into question the credibility of the case's main witness. >> the public has an incomplete account of the true version of the events. it is said, however, the truth will set you free. >> reporter: late today, new images from surveillance video published by the italian newspaper show elder and natale the hour before meeting the officers, looking down the street, and crouching behind a car near their hotel. those pictures are part of the investigative report handed over to the defense teams this week. leah elder sent me a statement by text late today saying that after seeing her son, finn is painfully depressed and that it has been difficult to hear the facts so unfairly misrepresented. for the i-team, dan noyes, abc7 news. >>> let's move on to the weekend forecast. looking pretty good. >> yeah, hoping for some good news. sandhya patel standing by with more on that. >> absolutely. we're going to have some great-looking weather here loca

the area surrounding rome central station a spot familiar to tourists the world over it's also home for thousands of migrants getting by in at least capital most say they're unaware that today is the world day of migrants and refugees. people are scared of us but we don't want to take over we want to survive. a few kilometers away pope francis speaks at st peter's square about the fate of one refugee in italy one of the world's many millions who have fled home. given the lord asks of us that we come back to the injustices that cause people to be excluded from the privileges of the few because much suffering for others because the moon and. the pontiff's appeals to show more compassion to migrants often go unheeded initially many facilities for asylum seekers were closed under the previous populous government. and fought italy no longer grants humanitarian asylum following a decree from former interior minister matteo salvini that forces many refugees into illegality. italy's new government is also planning to deport those not recognized as refugees among them these migrants at a detenti

and let's go right to rome our correspondent dan rivers is covering the swearing in of this new government for us there hi behrendt good to see you tell us more about this new coalition that is being sworn in this morning. the coalition is basically an old couple between 2 parties that have not much in common the big change with style of movement left leaving populist movement and anti-poverty anti-establishment and on the other hand the smaller social democrats a well established party in italy and this coalition is for 90 percent only that to fend off the the right being the leader of the league to avoid snap elections that he would most likely have one and only 10 percent is really common policy so many experts say here that this coalition has no chance to survive more than a couple of months maybe a year ok so a lot of questions about the stability of this new government band you mentioned matteo salvini who caused this latest political crisis in italy he is no longer in the government but who is and what kind of policy changes do you think that we can expect. v.d. is replaced by a tec

government is now in the opposition and our correspondent boundary is following the story for us in rome and he joins us on the line hi baron so a new government has been sworn in after another political crisis in italy tell us more about this coalition. this coalition is basically an odd couple 2 parties for the fickle enemies you have the big. movement to change percent of the 5 star movement which is a populist left leaning m.p.'s division m.p.'s agreement party and yes the social democrats have been known political faulty and italy but the fans don't have much in common despite that they want to retain the right wing right government italy they want to fend off. to prevent slip elections but if it comes to policies actually there's only a 10 percent chance that they will achieve anything and many experts here say this government this coalition will not survive longer than a couple of months maybe a year. thank you mention matteo salvini who was sparked this latest political crisis by pulling his support from the government he is no longer in the government so who is and what kind of

responsible for monitoring the block stability and growth pact and those fiscal rules are exactly what rome wants to reform to promote growth a current italian prime minister just half a continent plans to increase the police budget deficit to 2.3 percent of gross domestic product that as italy groans under a debt pile of 132 percent of g.d.p. that is the 2nd highest rate in the eurozone after greece. and for more on this let's go now to our financial correspondent in frankfurt conrad who is in conrad could see you as always so an italian at the head of the e used most important economy position on the face of it this might seem to me like a bad idea but let's talk about gentle loney himself what kind of stance is he holds towards economic policy in the e.u. especially we should ask towards germany's tendency to want a balanced budget and not take on more debt something is the news right now. well good morning stephen yes it's not very likely that the german insistence on a stricter implementation of the european union step rules will be in high esteem and mr powell gentil only when he was

the rome statute is what creates the international criminal court. and what during its drafting stage it was actually a provision on eco side that was essentially included and not only was it included one of the salient debates was not whether eco sidings was something that should become actionable but rather how we deal with the intent element of eco side and delegates from belgium i mean the early ninety's yeah absolutely yeah. you're absolutely right because there's a difference here with the other returned from from other atrocity crimes and if you're going to commit if you're going to go to war on somebody effectively you kind of have to have the intent to go to war on somebody whether whereas with. what we are really looking at is a situation of what we might call in u.k. a little recklessness in other words you're committing an act where you're intending to commit the act but you're not necessarily expressly intending to committee decide but on the intent side of things what we're looking at is knowledge of the fact that you should have known

will also visit friends school which was once the rome capital of europe you can still get high quality drama there today. and this week's viewer video takes you to los angeles and sunny california. a couple in used to be a fishing village but today it lives mainly from tourism it's a great base if you want to explore the area. and. one of the city's landmarks is the amanda the tallest windmill in chase the charge time. inside there's a museum with exhibitions on seafaring and fishing in the region. this lie is about 40 kilometers long this way will come up on the baltic sea and all the way over there on the other end of the end lead in the city of shady but why tell you about it and i get to show you a little overview. of. this long estuary was formed during the ice age and is what geologists refer to as a few are dorsy in. its structures a long way inland from the baltic sea. to the south of the shah and lies the port city of kiel on the keel or fjord. in the far north is flame spork close to the danish border. there is plenty of peace and tranquility to be found in the region there a

will also visit friends book which was once the rome capital of europe you can still get high quality from there today. and this week's viewer video takes us to los angeles and sunny california. couple in used to be a fishing village but today it lives mainly from tourism it's a great base if you want to explore the area. and. one of the city's landmarks is the amanda the tallest windmill interface we charged on. inside there's a museum with exhibitions on seafaring and fishing in the slide. region. that's why it's about 40 kilometers long this way will come up on the baltic sea and all the way over there on the other end of the end lead in the city of shakespeare but why tell you about it i think to show you a little overview. this why estuary was formed during the ice age and is what geologists refer to as a few art or see in that. it stretches a long way inland from the baltic sea. to the south of the shy lies the port city of kiel on the keel or fjord. in the far north is flame spork close to the danish border. there is plenty of peace and tranquility to be found in the region the

will also visit friends school which was once the rome capital of europe you can still go. high quality from there today. and this week's viewer video takes us to los angeles and sunny california. couple in used to be a fishing village but today it lives mainly from tourism it's a great base if you want to explore the area. and. one of the city's landmarks is the amanda the tallest windmill in stein. an inside there's a museum with exhibitions on seafaring and fishing in the region. and . that's why it's about 40 kilometers long this way will come up on the baltic sea and all the way over there on the other end of the end lead in the city of shakespeare but why tell you about it if i could just show you a little overview. of. this lie estuary was formed during the ice age and is what geologists refer to as a few art or sea in. its structures a long way inland from the baltic sea. to the south of the shy lies the port city of kiel on the keeler fjord. in the far north is flame spork close to the danish border. there is plenty of peace and tranquility to be found in the regio

will also visit friends school which was once the rome capital of europe you can still get high quality from there today. and this week's viewer video takes us to los angeles and sunny california. a couple in used to be a fishing village but today it lives mainly from tourism it's a great place if you want to explore the area. and. one of the city's landmarks is the amanda the tallest windmill inch this fish called stein. and inside there is a museum with exhibitions on seafaring and fishing in the region. this lie is about 40 kilometers long this way will come up on the baltic sea and all the way over there on the other end of the end lead in the city of shape but why tell you about it i think to show you where the overview. of. this law estuary was formed during the ice age and is what geologists refer to as a few art or sea in that. it stretches a long way inland from the baltic sea. to the south of the shy lies the port city of kiel on the keel or fjord. in the far north is flimsy poor close to the danish border. there is plenty of peace and tranquility to be found in the region the

we're live from south texas. >>> and royals rome. harry and meghan escape to italy for a weekend wedding of a dear friend. but they're hardly the only high-profile guests. we'll tell you who else made the list. today, september 21st, 2019. ♪ do you remember 21st night of september ♪ >> i'm 50 and fantastic. >> i'm 60 and sassy. >> and it's her birthday. >> a woman never tells her age. ♪ >> we're celebrating our sixth anniversary at the "today" show. >> go. >>> good morning. welcome back to "today" on a saturday morning. that's a classic song from the late '70s, "september" from earth, wind and fire. >> do you remember the 21st night of september? we were trying to figure out why they came up with the 21st night of september. it wasn't any reason. but it sounded better. >> same with badiya. my bridal party came up with that song. >> when is your anniversary? >> september 1st. no. i thought september was close enough. >> it is a good song. a good way to party. >> all right. happy last day of summer. >> last weekend of summer. >>>

that is rome correspondent josephine mckenna. dorian is back to a a category ofee storm, flooding parts south carolina and leaving tens of thousands without power.. it is moving along the soututheastern united states afr slamming into the hamas over the weekend. the death toll in the island 20 dead.ands at 70,000 residents are in need of humanitarian aid. ryan quinn has more on the .atastrophic damage ryan: unprecedented devastation in the bahamas, entire neighborhoods like to off the of in the wake of your flesh hurricane dorian. helicopters from the u.s. coast guard and british royal navy airlifted injujured survivors ot on wednesday as prime minister hubert minnis thanks the internatioional commitittee for support and vowed d to carry on. innis: our r response willll be day and night, day after day, week aftfter week, month after lives of ourthe people return to some degree of normalcy. ,yan: in the capital, nassau cheerful reunions -- tearful reunions of missing relatives. 70,000 people need immediate humanitarian aid. the re

young men suspected in the death of the police officer on july 26 are being held at this prison in rome. 19 year-old from san francisco. admits stabbing the officer. claiming self-defense and he didn't know he was a police. 18 year-old is held as ak resz si. he struggled with the partner and ran off. at a hearing the attorneys plan to ask for his release to home confinement. his grandfather has a villa an hour from the prison. over the weekend. 75 page report was released with photographs, videos and texts from the suspects phone. the young men with guns. inside and outside. driving in a car with guns. also with knives and drugs. both are pictured with what appears to be marijuana, cocaine and prescription. and may have been selling drugs. investigators conclude the evidence supports the indications of guilt that have emerged. they called off the hearing to ask for home detention. >> he told reporters in romen saw the report with the photographs on friday. was not able to see him in prison until this morning and needs to analyze the documents with his client and experts. investigators h

working mothers that under the there are no structures in place if i had a nursery at the airport in rome or i could bring my child during working hours to not have gone back to work a day after giving birth 7 i would doubt it but i couldn't order possible the weser things her children aren't determined enough like many young italian she says spend that they're afraid to take their lives into their own hands her son enrico works in a pharmacy he doesn't have a family of his own. nor my children's generation has no more real prospects and they have no convincing vision for the future. and not just because there's less work nowadays and not just because the state is making life harder young italians have lost the will power that used to be so characteristic in this country. back in the day louisa loves watching movies from her childhood when children were still a priority for many a towering ends and everything seemed to be looking up because there were 2 instead of 2 but i still remember how my aunts used to look at us how they would huggers children tightly loved us and they gave us the f

just in time for halloween rome know theul french bvira for aum >> a homeowner posted the costume. you can see what this is, he's rril child's play. when you, see what? how is his paw up like that? it's kind of freaky weird. >> let's tk football. fansmeilmbl overthe buffalo bil initiated his newborn daughter by doing this.>> i had to se th tegoing wha on. he put her into wha as small fake table to mimic apparently slam happens during tail gates buffalo home games you can see b littley girl is decked out in the buffalo bills gear. the ritual toof place on t a buffalo bls blanket. >> i'v been to games before.ie it's a f that changed the nas, i saw that, tse are guy whose lit liquoreebodups van a careen into a folding table and break the table. >> get it now, so the baby is on top of what like a broken lksootable. >> yes. >> well, the baby baks the table. although the table is broken already. so. >> ok. >> she has no idea what's going on. >> i'm sorry for that little girl. >>> the news at 10:00, thousands across the united states and our region protesting protect the planet a look at

the case will take us from moscow to rome to london. into a world of spies and spy catchers, of corruption and those to dare to expose it. a world in which murder happens often. >> was there a hit list in mind? >> i'm pretty sure there was. >> but our story begins closer to home. on a late winter evening intelligence analyst was driving to his house just outside washington d.c. it was quiandt dark. >> i got out of my car, one waiting in the bushes and this one said to someone else i didn't see. shoot him. so i covered my heart with my arms, i turned to the side and i thought went through me. >> one shot? >> one shot and then another click. >> so you're shot once. >> and i hear a chamber to clear it has jammed. at that point in time the lights went on in my house. >> his wife heard a commotion. >> i knew it was a gun shot and i knew it was close. >> he opened the door and saw her husband. >> he's wearing a raincoat, a suit, a hat and he doubled over oand you can see he's in pain and he look as at me and says i've been shot. >> the assail

then previous in rome thank you very much for bringing us up to date but developments that. meanwhile there's more political turmoil in the u.k. prime minister barak's chance and had van to take back control by taking the country out of the e.u. but now it seems he's the one who's losing control on wednesday night lawmakers rejected to score for a snap election they also passed a bill to prevent him from letting the u.k. leave the e.u. without a deal now it's a record number of defeats for a new prime minister and also brings the country no closer to solving its brakes at crisis. yet more setbacks for british prime minister boris johnson parliament voted to pass legislation blocking a no deal breck's it so he called for an early election. to see the world this is big in my view i do view this government there was now be an election on tuesday the 15th of october erudite might be right over gentlemen to respond to decide which of us is probably this is that crucial council on thursday the 17th of october the leader of the main opposition labor party jeremy called an appeal to

one of the as each of these there are no structures in place so if i had a nursery at the airport in rome or i could bring my child during working hours could not have gone back to work a day after giving birth 7 i would doubt it but i couldn't order postle the weser things her children aren't determined enough like many young italian she says spend that they're afraid to take their lives into their own hands her son enrico works in a pharmacy he doesn't have a family of his own. nor my children's generation has no more real prospects and they have no convincing vision for the future. and not just because there's less work now a days a not just because the state is making life harder young italians of lost the will power the it used to be so characteristic in this country the i want to much impure back in their day louisa loves the watching movies from or childhood when children were still a priority for many a towering ons and everything seemed to be looking up with there were to then 7 achieve what i still remember how my aunt's used to look at us how they would huggers children tightly

of the as eat at one of these there are no structures in place if i had a nursery at the airport in rome or i could bring my child during working hours to not have gone back to work the day after giving birth 7 i would doubt it but i couldn't order possible the weser things her children aren't determined enough like many young italian she says spend that they're afraid to take their lives into their own hands her son enrico works in a pharmacy he doesn't have a family of his own. children's generation has no more real prospects and they have no convincing vision for the future. and not just because there's less work nowadays and not just because the state is making life harder young italians have lost the will power that used to be so characteristic in this country. back in the day louisa loves watching movies from her childhood when children were still a priority for many a towering ends and everything seemed to be looking up with a bit instead of a chip but i still remember how my aunts used to look at us how they would hug as children tightly loved us and they gave us the feeling that

that was hugh douglas correspondent bent very good reporting there from rome meanwhile there's been a lot political turmoil in the u.k. prime minister barak's johnson had valid to take back control by taking the country out of the e.u. but now it seems he's the one who's losing control on wednesday night lawmakers rejected his call for a snap election they were supposed to build to prevent him from letting the u.k. leave the e.u. without a deal it's a record number of defeats for a new prime minister in also brings the country no closer to solving its bragg's it crisis. yet more setbacks for british prime minister boris johnson parliament voted to pass legislation blocking a no deal breck's it so he called for an early election. to speak to well this is big in my view i do view this government there is now be an election on tuesday the 15th of october. and i might be right over gentlemen to respond to decide which of us is probably this is a crucial council on thursday the 17th of october the leader of the main opposition labor party jeremy called an appeal to lawmakers not to back an

his her only grandchild every year her family spends the hot summer weeks at the seaside just outside rome no no no we misses the lively sound of children and extended families playing and relaxing used to be so common in italy it means you get to say that if you want to be sacrificed so much for. it's all pointless if there are no children or grandchildren to pass it on to. italy's demographics have changed for years the birth rate here has been one of the lowest in europe not only wheezy even cancer self lucky to have one granddaughter her daughter sarah was 39 years old when livio was born. selina who works at an airport thinks the lack of children can be blamed on politicians she says no government in the last 20 years has prioritized modern family policies to support working mothers that under the lot of these there are no structures in place if i had a nursery at the airport in rome or i could bring my child during working hours could not have gone back to work a day after giving birth 7 i would doubt it but i couldn't order possible the weser things her children aren't determined en

is not a member of the court they would have jurisdiction because bangladesh is a signatory to the rome statute so what they would be investigating at least in the initial phases of any kind of official investigation would be forced deportation across the border into politics so that just gives you some example of how the. difficult this process is so even if we get to a point where the i.c.c. says yes we are investigating this they have to figure out the scope of the crime they're investigating they have to figure out where they're going to do the investigation and we're talking something that could take years to potentially even take decades and really has no impact right now on the ground for those who are in the refugees who are so desperate and their anger toward me and them and what you're saying there of course is so dire and so important that it makes the idea of a mobile phone communication blackout seem smaller and juxtaposition of course it is at the very heart of being able to hear those voices so i pull up this week that we just got from protect their hand out that's their

it says the cell phones also contain video of the suspects in rome and text messages to a friend back in the bay area describing events as they unfold leading up to the officer's death. both of the young men suspected in the death of an italian police officer on july 26th are being held at this prison in central rome. 19-year-old finn elder from san francisco admits stabbing the officer but claims self defense and he didn't know that he was police. 18-year-old gabriel natali from mill valley is being held as an accessory. he struggled and his partner ran off. natali's attorneys plan to ask for his release to home confinement. his grandfather has a seaside villa an hour from the prison. over the weekend investigators released a 75-page report with some photos, videos and texts from the cell phones. they show the young men with guns inside, outside, driving in a car with guns, also with knives and drugs. both are pictured with what appears to be marijuana, cocaine and prescription medications and some messages on the photos suggest they may have been selling drugs. investigators conclud

it's the weekend she's been gearing up for for months the festival in goma rome where gloria laura and ludo will be meeting up. likewise months in planning is the wedding of their friend to live i think. that. that meant. they're not all that. old he went out though most. played golf believe. me i get ready too good to be assuaged. for coming here and he's getting married soon and i'm still gonna have to leave him in jail with him separated they have. nobody to lay dresses and skins at us as he us. the source said s s so delayed that they could create an. earth. was it. is a mid-sized town with a population of 40000 located between francis town and gaborone the country's 2 biggest cities as everywhere else in the world weddings are a very traditional affair in botswana and. the groom has taken quite a risk in inviting his rocker friends but maybe it is determined to have gloria and her friends attend his big day. his bride is not a moron. i think. that it would be good if it's the 1st time the association has been invited to a public event. so the rockers are eager to dress to impress

colleagues back in rome let's see how that plays out in the coming weeks and months and i know as soon as it develops you will not only tell us but tell us what it means and that's the important thing we tried on us we love about you. kate thank you very much indeed. okay movie with all the business. great to see you. that's closest to you. james screen revved up ready to go start with the a controversy. over homophobia in french football i'm i'm ashamed to say that when i was a young man going to football matches homophobic chance races chance will with the north right and it's at the time they shocked me and things have changed right but that changed enough rice i suppose as donald trump puts a locker room. can a locker room class right after this or to do what's it if there was a disgrace. it is great yeah people can you know yeah that that that that tells what you got in any case it's got a lot of it's been getting a lot of traction online. so it essentially it's because it no lacrosse the head of the french football federatioion came up with that this statement yesterday i'm home

the focus isn't away from rome lawrence cramer with us. the world's big investment banks have had their worst start to the year since 2006. goldman sachs cfo says it is understandable they're concerned about central bank easing. hear exclusively from steven shurr. that comes up next >>> welcome to "street signs." these are your headlines europe joins the rally as the stocks 600 hits the highest level since the 1st, amid high expectations of trade talks between the u.s. and china next month. >>> chipmakers and autos lead gains as trade sensitive sectors welcome the apparent easing of tensions as china's commerce ministry says the u.s. trade call this morning went very well >>> sterling retreats from the biggest one day gain in five months as the threat of a uk election still looms despite the government's double defeat in the house of commons >> 48 hours ago, he was leit le leading the chants of stop the coup, let the people vote. >> hong kong chief executive carrie lam says she hopes the withdrawal of the controversial extradition bill wil

finn elder's attorney in rome tells abc news that the admissions bolster the teens' statement they didn't know the officers were police and they call into question tain witness. >> the public has an incomplete account of the true versions of events. it is said however the truth will set you free. >> reporter: new images from surveillance videolish pub by the italian newspaper show elder and natalia the hour before meeting the officers, looking down the street and crouching behind a car near their hotel. >> those pictures are part of the investigative report handed to defense teams this week. leila elder sent me a statement saying after seeing her son depressed, and it has been difficult to hear the facts so unfairly misrepresented. for the i-team, dan noyes, "abc 7 news." >>> now taking a live look at -- at least there's one driver over there. there's another one making their way across the golden gate bridge. traffic is one of the issues we're focused to build a better bay area. the electronic toll at the golden gate will soon spread to all bridges if the bay area. we first told you abou

it says the cell phones also contain video of the suspects in rome and text messages to a friend back in the bay area describing events as they unfold leading up to the officer's death. both of the young men suspected in the death of an italian police officer on july 26th are being held at this prison in central rome. 19-year-old finn elder from san francisco admits stabbing the officer but claims self defense and he didn't know that he was police. 18-year-old gabriel natali from mill valley is being held as an accessory. he struggled and his partner ran off. natali's attorneys plan to ask for his release to home confinement. his grandfather has a seaside villa an hour from the prison. over the weekend investigators released a 75-page report with some photos, videos and texts from the cell phones. they show the young men with guns inside, outside, driving in

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